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Leak most likely caused the covid pandemic joining the fbi in reaching that conclusion. after the lab leak question became a political lightning rod, the white house is not even responding to china, which has repeatedly blocked the world health's organization probe to get to the bottom of this and is now rebuking the reported findings. the foreign minister saying a laboratory origin of the pandemic was considered to be unlikely is a science based conclusion reached. certain parties should stop rehashing the lag leak narrative and stop politicizing the origin's narrative. >> the president wants...

Professional repudiation. even charges of racism from the supposed experts so now what? white house correspondent jacqui heinrich starts us off live tonight from the north lawn. good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, bret. the department of energy overseas national labs and now reportedly concludes a lab leak in china most likely caused the pandemic albeit that conclusion with low confidence. but, this theory became a political lightning rod after former president donald trump embraced it and top scientists shot it down. now, team biden is holding back of talk about lessons learned and also, r...

At the wuhan lab. gain of function is where a virus is made more contagious to ostensibly come up with a vaccine. fox news was told there was an effort to oppose an extensive investigation into a possible lab leak but chris, who was then the state department's acting undersecretary for international security told fox he was "not aware of any effort to quash inquiry into possible laboratory origin," and that he "supported looking at this possibility." and today the state department said, quoting no evidence was made at any time to suppress or withhold information from senior policymakers or the...

He said even if we came to it, how do we know where it came out of, what lab. i would rarely say that i encountered disgraceful behavior in government. but i did actually in this occasion. >> we just spoke to ford. he said he was in favor of scientific vetting of this. he tells us "i am not aware of any effort to quash inquiry into possible laboratory origin and certainly would have opposed it if i encountered one. i always supported looking at this possibility. the multiple falsehood in denano angry screen made me doubly glad to have insisted on intellectual integrity. policy makers need to g...

The basis of it is. >> can i ask you, sir, also, there's been some reporting in the "wall street journal" in particular, and this has become extraordinarily politicized, the origin of the virus itself, the coronavirus, and whether it escaped from a lab in wuhan or had any potentially human fingerprints on it, basically, or was it purely natural? what's your take on the report we're seeing from the journal that some think it's more possible than some had indicated earlier in the year? >> from my standpoint, the evidence is still not strong. i don't discount it entirely. i still think it could b...